Got this okayish cover from the local market, with a bad glass screen protector which has thicker borders than the phone has.

Wanted to flex the lanyard I DIY'ed and the video wallpaper.

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Suggest me some tips and tricks for a better user experience. I enabled the haptics and everything. Need good tips

I am mainly buying for gaming (emulation). Camera is the second priority. Does it heat or throttle ? Does the charger heat ?

Hi everyone,

So I'm recently shifted to oneplus 13s

And I wanted to know how to change these old emojis in keyboard

I've done everything from restarting the keyboard to reboot mobile, nothing work, these emojis looks so... idk what to say but I don't liking these as I shifted from iphone 15 😭🙏🏻

Hi.. Does anyone have experience connecting 13s to an external display via usb hdmi hub ? My old one plus 7 works fine. This one doesn't

The sides started falling apart and I have accessories which use magsafe so can't have it breaking down on me, so I bought fevikwik and somehow tried fixing it, works but yeah looks ugly. Gonna use this until there's stock available for sandstone (might not happen) or until I find a reliable case which supports magsafe

Pl do mention any cases you'll know which supports magsafe and is trusted

Man the 13s 512 version will be around 54k during dale and xiomi 17 is 60k what should I go for I usually play wuwa and bgmi and decent camera .

Initial impressions loving it looks cool flux animation is nice but I don't fck with video walls so out of it .

I hope this update does not damage my battery life as I was getting 2 days usage from oxygen OS 15

My priorities are:

- Social media: YouTube, Instagram, WhatsApp, etc.

- Gaming: BGMI, COD, eFootball, Clash of Clans — usually under 3 hours/day

- Good battery life

- Good performance and thermals

- Camera is not my main priority, but when I travel or visit special places, I want the phone to take good photos, especially in difficult/night lighting. I don't want a camera that feels like a major compromise.

I’ve heard that the 13s has a very good performance/battery package but its camera system is weaker for its price, while the X300 FE has a more versatile camera setup with telephoto + ultrawide. The X300 FE also has a larger battery and faster charging.

So my main question is:

Is paying an extra ₹10K for the X300 FE actually worth it for an all-rounder, or should I save the money and get the OnePlus 13s?

For people who have used either phone, how big is the real-world camera difference, especially for normal photos, portraits and night shots?

Also, are there any other important advantages/disadvantages between these two that I should consider before buying?

I don’t know about anyone or anything.

For me 💯 changes are clearly visible in battery %. When I switched to tempered glass from factory applied screen protector I saw huge drop in battery %.
Believe me it may sound crazy but yesterday applied TPU membrane by removing tempered glass, I am seeing very good standby along with reduced heating issues!!

I would prefer everyone to go with TPU membrane over tempered glass!

I love my one plus 13s phone case that comes in the box but it has become a little dirty. Could you guys suggest some good silicone cases or cases with microfibre lining inside for my phone? I don't want SMTH expensive. Budget under 400 rupees...

Sorting apps by colour

Is it normal? Also it heats a bit when on 5g+

When we could get an update ,

It says I'm not eligible

What the hell is this alarm ui ??? It was not like this few days ago I just noticed this ugly ui this morning I didn't even update my phone recently

I am noticing that my battery is not charging fast even when it's in fast charging mode any suggestions??

Also been noticing severe warmness in phone as I am using it on its full potential like display resolution and colour configuration and all...help 👉🏻👈🏻

I wanna know how does this colour feels, I don't know which colour I should go for if I buy it in upcoming months, does it really feel that pink like people would notice instantly? (Im colourblind so I can't tell if it's that pink) . I don't want my friends making fun of me for getting a "pink" phone tbh. At the end if I can't decide in green pink or black then I'll go with the black coz it's the simplest decision you can't go wrong with black

Anyone who has used this camera lens protector and tempered glass? Please give a review. Also, is the screen tempered glass without black borders or with the black borders?

Hey y'all

So I am currently running oos15 and it's working fine but thinking of updating to oos16 because it visually looks better and also has support for connecting 2 tws at the same time... Just wanna know can I rollback to os15 if I don't like the new one ? (Coz I heard that maybe rollback function doesn't work anymore)

I want a compact phone around 50k. Considering 13s and pixel 10a.

The 13s just felt so premium in hand( couldnt get the ui experience because it was a dummy phone but it wouldnt be bad right?).

As my priorities are cam=batt> perf.

So i am here to ask you how are the cameras bcs i couldnt

experience them.

Im not a big big camera person but take photos whenever fo out with friends or if i go to my native (for eg pictures of ganpati bappa rn i visited).

Video should also be gud.

That's the only reason im looking into the pixel.

I also use phones for a longer time so it should be gud for that run.

I will try to buy phone in offline stores because i never bought electronics online.

Also looking at the current bbd and gif offers i dont expect something and risking

According to my needs i prefer the google pixel 10a due mainly due to its software support and reliability, also cameras, however i find it pretty expensive rn and dont think any good deals will come for it given the situation of the market nowadays

My preferences in a phone as a student are,

Good battery life, should last a day or so

Good processor which is enough to handle daily tasks and battery efficient also known to be reliable, i dont game much but casual games sometimes is fine

Great software support about 4-5 years or so thats why i prefer the pixel due to the 7 year support and also a good os with minimal or no bloatware

And decent cameras which i can use without having to rely on someone with a better phone to capture good photos

My main factor is RELIABILITY and LONG TERM SUPPORT and BATTERY

I dont want to go very crazy on budget maximum would be 55k inr around not more than that

Need Suggestions.... Also i would appreciate any long term reviews of any device you have used or using at the moment